Europe’s climate masterplan aims to slash emissions within a decade
If approved, plan would put the bloc on track to meet its 2030 goal of reducing planet-warming emissions by 55% from 1990 levels.
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Bigger than Voisey’s: Canada Nickel files PEA for Crawford mine in Ontario
Over 25-year life, mine expected to produce 842,000 tonnes of nickel, 21 million tonnes of iron and 1.5 million tonnes of chrome valued at $19bn.
Sayona Mining raises $33.7m to fund deal, lithium project
The company plans to integrate the mine owned by North American Lithium with its Authier lithium project to create the Abitibi lithium hub.
Renewables get EU regulatory boost
Large-scale solar capacity in the US is likely to exceed that of wind in 2022.
Gold price charts: Frank Holmes on metal’s golden cross
In the short to medium term, it appears as if gold demand will continue to be driven by central bank policy.
Competition for controlling li-ion battery production intensifies — report
According to Roskill, China and Europe are currently the main contenders in the race to build out li-ion battery cell manufacturing capacity.
Barrick confirms extension of Tongon mine life
Tongon went from almost being sold to becoming one of Barrick Gold’s most valued assets.
Mediterranean silver likely traded during the Trojan War, the founding of Rome
Scientists used high-precision isotopic analysis to identify the ore sources of hacksilber that served as means of payment in the southern Levant.
Brazil prosecutors seek final settlement over Samarco dam disaster
Prosecutors felt a previous agreement - in which the companies agreed to pay around 20 billion reais ($3.80 billion)- had not been effective enough.
